The tax would represent a massive drag on global commerce and would burden American consumers with billions in higher costs.
Editorials
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford has signed onto 33 lawsuits challenging the Trump administration. It’s a miracle that he found the time for such activism, given that he travels more than Dora the Explorer.
Las Vegas is home to many impressive buildings. What the Aces have built is also impressive — a dynasty.
It’s a lot harder for a would-be rapist to harm women in Nevada when he’s not in the United States.
The party of government keeps the government closed.
Nevada lawmakers should heed Rahm Emanuel’s advice.
As a percentage, the federal government owns more of Nevada than any other state, and it’s not particularly close.
Telling the truth happens so rarely on the world stage that it can sound shocking or even scandalous.
Act I of Government Shutdown Theater has begun in Washington, D.C. The performance represents another symbol of the utter dysfunction now dominating our political institutions.
Only a handful of people — including former Trump attorney Michael Cohen — have been convicted of lying to Congress. Mr. Comey maintains his innocence and said he welcomes a trial.
Planned Parenthood falls short again.
Gov. Joe Lombardo ate a $5,000 fine last week in order to make an ethics complaint go away. That’s unfortunate, because the case was a vast overreach with little merit.
Trampling the First Amendment has become a bipartisan exercise. Apparently, the underlying philosophy of many on opposite sides of the political spectrum today is that they’re all for free speech — unless they disagree with it.
